Examining the lives of two Old Testament leaders we see one attribute in particular that makes quite a difference in their lives. One man is known as a leader after God's own heart, while the other man is rejected by God.

What is wrong with so many of our leaders today? It all boils down to leaders who lead out of fear, not faith.

How often do leaders rush to solve a problem with a temporary solution and that temporary solution becomes a permanent problem? Let's examine the danger of expediency and the law of unintended consequences!

Not all effective employees (even the best ones) make effective leaders. Learn about the two kinds of people you should never promote and the seven skills of an effective leader.

Are there certain kinds of leaders who are doing their best to destroy our society? I think so! In this episode, I'll tell you who these leaders are and how you can recognize them.

More than once I made the mistake of avoiding a tough decision and it always bit me in the backside. Let's examine the consequences of being a weak leader who fails to make the tough calls!

Sooner or later you'll run across a foolish leader who thinks they can do whatever they want and get away with it! A look at two foolish leaders from the Old Testament will help you recognize foolish leaders before they hurt you or your organization.

Michael Hyatt describes it as the "messy middle." It's that place in the journey to complete a difficult project when progress seems to grind to a halt. Here are three keys to pushing through the messy middle and on to success.

My grandfather taught me about the importance of hoeing weeds out of our fields. Little did I know that was also an important life lesson! There are weeds in our life that keep us from accomplishing all that God has for us. That's why it's so important to hoe the weeds in our lives!

Is the path you are on the right one or are you just kidding yourself? Jonah and the people of Israel demonstrate what happens when we head off on the wrong path.